Sjmarf to [email protected] • 9 months agoAstonishingsh.itjust.worksimagemessage-square114fedilinkarrow-up11.32Karrow-down129cross-posted to: technicallythetruth[email protected]
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minus-square@Wilibuslink24•9 months agoThis is officially the second dumbest take on the value of a quarter. I knew a person who thought quarter to six meant 5:35 because “how many cents in a quarter dumbass.”
minus-square@ChewTigerlink5•9 months agoWait…what? I’m struggling to comprehend this level of nonsense.
minus-square@WoahWoahlink11•9 months agoQuarter=25 cents. 25 minutes before six=5:35. And also OP is making it up, because no one that stupid is also doing extra math.
minus-square@Metanslink5•9 months ago“You worked an extra 15 minutes today so you’ll get paid 8.15 hours”
minus-square@Wogilink1•8 months agoI mean you’re not far of. If I clock out 7 minutes late, I get 0 extra hours, if I clock out 8 minutes late, I get paid for 15 minutes and a stern taking to about clocking out on time.
minus-square@Wogilink4•9 months agoSmart enough to put two and two together, not smart enough to realize that may not apply to every situation.
This is officially the second dumbest take on the value of a quarter.
I knew a person who thought quarter to six meant 5:35 because “how many cents in a quarter dumbass.”
Wait…what? I’m struggling to comprehend this level of nonsense.
Quarter=25 cents. 25 minutes before six=5:35. And also OP is making it up, because no one that stupid is also doing extra math.
No no, I’ve met them. I work with them. They mostly end up in HR
“You worked an extra 15 minutes today so you’ll get paid 8.15 hours”
I mean you’re not far of. If I clock out 7 minutes late, I get 0 extra hours, if I clock out 8 minutes late, I get paid for 15 minutes and a stern taking to about clocking out on time.
That’s a very particular flavor of dumb lol.
Smart enough to put two and two together, not smart enough to realize that may not apply to every situation.